Brokermint Review

Name: Brokermint
Brand: Brokermint
Availability: InStock

A back-office and commission management platform for real estate brokerages — transactions, commissions, and accounting in one system.

Starting at $99/mo (small teams)

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Brokermint Pros

Purpose-built for brokerage commission management
Native QuickBooks Online sync
Transaction management + accounting in one platform
Agent statements generated automatically

Brokermint Cons

Per-agent pricing gets expensive at scale
Not a full general ledger — pair with QBO
Learning curve for non-accounting admins
Reporting less flexible than enterprise tools

Product Overview

Brokermint is built for brokerage back-office. It handles transaction checklists, commission plan calculation (including tiered splits and caps), agent statements, and ties into QuickBooks for the general ledger. Where a solo agent uses Realtyzam, a 20-agent brokerage uses Brokermint. Lone Wolf acquired Brokermint in 2022, so expect continued integration with the broader Lone Wolf stack. Pricing scales by agent count, which keeps it accessible for small brokerages but gets pricey at scale.